Netflix Officially Says Goodbye to a Legendary Sci-Fi Trilogy
Netflix has confirmed it will delist the complete Tobey Maguire Spider-Man trilogy, directed by Sam Raimi, from its platform by the end of July. These three films, which revolutionised mainstream attitudes towards superhero filmmaking in an era when the genre was commercially uncertain, will no longer be accessible through the streaming service. However, viewers can still access the films through Disney Plus, preventing them from becoming unavailable.
The timing of the removal aligns notably with the theatrical release of the fourth Tom Holland Spider-Man film on July 31. The Maguire films remain landmark entries in superhero cinema, establishing templates that influenced every major superhero franchise that followed, particularly within the MCU itself. Their continued availability on Disney Plus ensures the influential trilogy retains a permanent home within the broader entertainment ecosystem.
- Netflix is removing the three Tobey Maguire and Sam Raimi Spider-Man films on July 31, 2026
- The trilogy will remain available on Disney Plus
- The removal timing coincides with the release of a new Tom Holland Spider-Man film